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Fifteen of the men are in business, three others are traveling, and nine are doing nothing. Only one member of the class has entered journalism. Of the remaining four, one is an electrician, one a chemist, one a surveyor, and one is in an architect's office...
...recent death of Charles Lennig, the millionaire chemist of Philadelphia, the University of Pennsylvania is a residuary legatee to the sum of $700,000. Of this amount $500,000 is to go to the Towne Scientific School for the purchase of implements or the erection of buildings or both, and, $200,000 is to be used to pay free scholarships in the university in any branch except theology, and besides, to furnish needy students with such money as they shall need to pursue their studies in the institution...
...most remarkable thing about the German chemist is the remarkable persistency with which he clings to a particular branch of work. The result is that we get an immense amount of material in the way of facts from the Germans, but the theories to which these facts are the stepping stones are largely due to the French, English and Italians, who do less special work, but more in the way of generalization...
...library has recently received a large framed photograph of Michael Eugene Chevreul, the famous French physicist and chemist, who received the degree of LL. D. from Harvard at the 250th anniversary of the college. He died April 9, 1889, at the age of 102, being the oldest man who ever received an honorary degree from Harvard...
Marsh '89, is at work as a chemist in Lynn...